Bengaluru tree branch fall tragedy prompts Karnataka HC to script tech driven public safety framework across State
The public safety hazards would include trees, damaged roads, open manholes, blocked drains, exposed electrical installations, unsafe construction, encroachments, or any condition capable of causing death or serious injury, the court said.
· 9/28/2026, 2:41:13 PM· 2 min read
The public safety hazards would include trees, damaged roads, open manholes, blocked drains, exposed electrical installations, unsafe construction, encroachments, or any condition capable of causing death or serious injury, the court said.
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